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Could you please ask your santa to stop by my place and drop me off one as well?I received my Garmin 2720 a couple of days ago. Rick was realy great to workwith. I appreciate your offer to forum members.
This thing is great, just take it out of the box, plug it in and its ready to go. The maps are all ready installed.
Thanks James and Rick
you guys rock
Steve
Its easy just give the little woman $1000.00 to buy jewels and what ever and Santa will bring you one. Then about a month later he brings you another present that says Visa bill enclosed.(Don't wanna think about that)
Many of our customers love the TomTom user interface because of the ease of use and speed, the Garmin is eaiser to use than the older SP26xx but it is not as easy or fast as the TomTom Rider, but understanding this, you will also lose some of the features by having this extra speed.
Well I doubt I would have saved much (if any) $ there and I'm sure I wouldn't have gotten anywhere near the service (Including my E-Mails with about 20 questions about GPS's, software and differences between GPS's) that I got from James and his shop!
And most importantly, thanks for taking care of us, James.
How the hell you gonna find Carpinteria without it?Well...........
I finally bit the bullet and ordered my first ever GPS. Of course, I couldn't gingerly step into the pool, I had to dive in. Garmin 2730 ordered yesterday. Hmmm......how am I going to afford this?
Kudos to James and Rick at AutoNav2000. Very helpful. Thanks James!
Now, to wait the 5 weeks for its arrival.
And don't forget to loosen the pinch bolts of his forks.How the hell you gonna find Carpinteria without it?Well...........
I finally bit the bullet and ordered my first ever GPS. Of course, I couldn't gingerly step into the pool, I had to dive in. Garmin 2730 ordered yesterday. Hmmm......how am I going to afford this?
Kudos to James and Rick at AutoNav2000. Very helpful. Thanks James!
Now, to wait the 5 weeks for its arrival.
Greg, Let me see if I can let you use mine, I order one for me to test, but when it comes in, I will just have to ship it to you first.
and has Windows Mobile 5.0
I only use a PDA GPS nav as a back up since I think the PDA is really not design to be used as a GPS, the display is not as bright and most of all, there could be conflict and lock up issues. the speaker is weak and it just goes on and on. So I guess if you ask me what I think of PDA as your primary GPS system, I would say no, but that's just me, there are lost of customers of ours that loves the PDA as a GPS.
Tried some in the past, destinator software etc, again, not very impressed but that just me.
Good luck, don't know much about Asus MyPal, sorry.
I have done some extensive testing with the SiRF III against Centrality receiver along with Garmin and Magellan receivers, the SiRF III works best so far. As far as Windows Mobile 5.0 in a PDA, consider the screen brightness and the volume along with mounting options for your FJR.
I would say most PDA can and will have these options, the main thing you have to ask is how does the unit route you? How much POI's is available? how easy is the user interface? You are buying a GPS nav and not an entertaiment system, so the MP3 Player and picture view etc is second to actual GPS performance and routing. What type of mapping software does it use, what quarter maps? How fresh is it? This is much more important then anything else.
In the mean time, I suggest that you use it in the car to get used to it. I have been doing that with mine and I am really getting to appreciate the 2730.
